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Dead Sea

Enjoy an intermediate-level cycling adventure along well-paved roads, stretching from the historic Roman Byzantine town of Madaba to the serene shores of the Dead Sea.

Route info:
Distance: 36km
Elevation gain:  +315m +9.0%
Elevation loss:  -1,372m  -17.9%
Difficulty level: intermediate/on-road

Required gear:
Sports shoes
Hat & sunscreen
Reusable water bottle 
Light clothing, rain and wind jackets in the winter season tips

Tips:
Take plenty of drinking water!
Always wear a helmet when cycling!
Take sunscreen with you.
A support vehicle will always be available to assist, don't hesitate to use it when you feel so!

Overview

The Dead Sea in Jordan, Earth's lowest point at about 414 meters below sea level, is famed for its exceptionally high salinity and rich mineral content. This extraordinary body of water offers a unique floating experience, attracting visitors with its therapeutic properties and surreal landscape. The Dead Sea stands as a symbol of historical, geographical, and natural significance, inviting both relaxation and exploration

Image by Nils Adam

The route

Embark on an intermediate-level on-road cycling adventure starting from Madaba. Traverse picturesque villages and the Uyun al Dhib mountains, known as the "wolf eyes," offering breathtaking panoramic views of the Dead Sea. Brace yourself for two exhilarating downhill stretches, featuring steep zigzags. The ride culminates on the Dead Sea panorama road, providing a stunning final stretch before concluding in the hotel area. Get ready for a journey filled with scenic beauty and thrilling descents

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